Great job Col. Reb compiling this info!

This is how the regular season ended up
att yds avg lng td
Jawan Jamison 204 766 3.8 56 (TD) 7
Jeremy Deering 47 169 3.6 19 0
Savon Huggins 56 146 2.6 26 5
Joe Martinek 20 119 6.0 21 0
DeAntwan Williams 20 59 3.0 12 0

receiving
Joe Martinek 27 262 9.7 60 (TD) 1
Jeremy Deering 4 65 16.3 37 0
Michael Burton 8 63 7.9 13 1
Jawan Jamison 7 59 8.4 22 0
Savon Huggins 1 11 11.0 11 0

This is Joe’s 200 carry season in comparison to Jamison’s
att yds avg lng td
Joe Martinek 206 967 4.7 61 (TD) 9
Jawan Jamison 204 766 3.8 56 (TD) 7

So Joe Martinek had almost over a yard per carry per rush, was also a sophomore when putting up those numbers. I don’t see how people can’t see the obvious discrimination.

However, the NFL, BSPN, and the other “caste” of characters must make the casual viewer and DWFs believe that he is some kind anomalistic freak otherwise their whole house of cards would come crashing down. So, statements are made by one or more of his teammates and the guffawing crowd of paid circle jerks at BSPN like “…but he is not like the other ones…”, etc, airing their obvious racist laundry with impunity.

With a strong 6’3″ 220lb frame, good hands and sprinter’s speed, Jordy should have been considered an elite WR coming out of high school with dozens of schools lining up to offer him a scholarship, but no, he had to walk on instead just like the great majority of White athletes must do. Jordy is not a “poster boy” of some anomalistic great White freak athlete, but a “poster boy” of the inherent Caste system that most White athletes face every day.

I would also ask: When is the NFL racial bias committee going to address this issue? Whenever there is a case of racial unfairness the NFL has committed to investigation and if necessary remedy and punishment. I see several examples of this from this article ranging from verbal harrassment, to a pattern of occupational stereotyping in denying employment.

I also wonder why all these high performing White receivers have to be walk-ons on their college teams? This would indicate a widespread collusion and conspiracy to deprive a specific racial group of players from the benefits of a college scholorship. This indicates a clear case of educational institutional bias, and these colleges, as required by law must observe strict racial neutrality or face legal and finacial punishment.

I will hold my breath waiting for the legal system to be properly applied in this case.

CF is a clearinghouse for info like what Kersey is using, and even if he does cite another “original” source in his articles, he undoubtedly owes a debt of gratitude to CF, as do all of us. I too would like to see him give CF credit a little more often than he does, but I am glad that more people are posting such info online. I believe that Kersey is trying to maintain an image for his site that requires the use of multiple citations of original sources. Not a bad thing, but it does seem off-putting at times that he neglects to mention things that he is very likely to have found *through* CF.

One thing I don’t agree with in this article is the assertion that all or most of the change to black WRs and DBs resulted from the NFL rule changes in 1978. It was changing way before then, thanks the the cultural Marxist driven Caste System.

I don’t know what you mean by debunked because the fact of the matter is that Alabama was an integrated team in ’71 and Bryant’s decision to integrate after the 1970 season made it easy for other Deep South coaches to follow suit, which they did.

You still don’t have a leg to stand on regarding Vaught’s presiding over the integration of all OM sports while he was AD. He supported black athletes being recruited just by being in that position. To argue otherwise would be like claiming that Obama doesn’t believe in war while he is presiding over two of them. Vaught’s earlier statements are contradicted by his actions while AD.

As for a “planned” and “mandated” integration of SEC football, I’d really like to see the evidence of that. Your claims are overwhelmingly speculation, while my one attempt at speculation has more evidence to support it (Vaught’s actions as AD) than the claims you made in your last post.

I agree with you that the “Big 3″ in Mississippi have been purposefully ignoring their White in-state talent for years. It is a shame, but I don’t expect it to change. The idiots who run things in Oxpatch will hire someone similar to Nutt and White players will still be in the minority. Why do I say that? Because I’ve spent a decade observing what we call the Caste System and the cultural Marxist libtards who run the Newniversity of Mississippi won’t do anything that bucks the anti-white agenda associated with it.

One other thing about the “good old days” of all White SEC football, as much as we like to think otherwise, they weren’t perfect. There was still corruption and there were still players being given “gifts” so they would play for certain teams, including Vaught’s Rebels. Just ask Bobby Ray Franklin about his 1957 Ford. Things were a lot better back then, but they weren’t perfect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_Scouting_Combine

If a multi-position college star like Wes Welker can’t get invited after a heroic career at a fairly competitive school like Texas Tech, then the deck appears stacked & the cards marked.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wes_Welker

Intent aside, whites are clearly being filtered from the pipeline for NFL speed positions. The acid test is their performance once given a chance. Welker, Payton Hillis, Woodhead, Jordy Nelson, Mike Furrey, Gronkowski, Toby Gerhart & others show the talent is there, same as previous decades when opportunities were also there.

Since white players trade at a discount, teams that sign them will get more value for their money, & be more successful. The Packers & Pat’s are two of the NFL’s whitest teams, & also it’s most successful.

For someone who supposedly didn’t want to have blacks around prior to 1970, he sure didn’t mind having them from ’73 on. He actually became pretty good friends with Ben Williams, the first black Ole Miss footballer. Also, Vaught retired after the 1970 season, not ’71. Deep South SEC teams did not begin serious attempts at integration until ’71, after Bear Bryant was handed an excuse to recruit blacks when his Tide got beat by USC in 1970. Billy Kinard signed Ben Williams and James Reed to Ole Miss in ’71 and Williams became the first to play for them in ’72. As much as I liked Johnny Vaught as a coach, I do believe he would have recruited blacks had he stayed in coaching for even a couple more years. His actions as AD go a long way to confirming that belief.

The NBA has turned into the ghetto of professional sports and so the revenue is no longer there to support it or the lavish, unjustified salaries. So, the finances have to be reworked in order to save it. Even though the NFL is still the most popular sport, it too had to rework the finances in order to save it as it started becoming apparent that paying players the likes of Haynesworth $100 million dollars for little to show for it in productive output is not conducive for long-term financial survival. And if it weren’t for the lure of Fantasy Football, betting, and selling “light/lite” beer, the NFL would be in the same situation as the NBA.

The NBA can either change or go the way of MySpace.